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09,
2019
Best place for the contest of ideas is in the classroom
Catholic school students would receive a more balanced view of important social and political issues in class than at unregulated, non-educational events, Catholic Schools NSW (CSNSW) said today. CSNSW Chief Executive Officer Dallas McInerney says Catholic education supported students becoming more informed about the world and their role in its future but noted the expectation of the NSW Government that...
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Jul
29,
2019
New report shows path to more diverse school leadership
School authorities must deliberately target their diverse teaching ranks to identify and foster potential leaders from all cultural backgrounds and genders, a new report recommended today. Kelly Humphrey - an Education Officer in the Wagga Wagga Catholic Schools Office and the recipient of the 2018 Brother John Taylor Fellowship - recently researched initiatives in the UK and Fortune 500 companies...
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Jun
18,
2019
NSW Government school funding should follow need, not sector
Catholic Schools NSW (CSNSW) today welcomed increased education funding in the 2019-2020 NSW Budget but said programs to address disadvantage should be provided to all students who need them, not just those in government schools. CSNSW Chief Executive Officer Dallas McInerney welcomed confirmation that the capital funding increase for non-government schools - announced before the March 2019 election - has...
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Jun
03,
2019
NSW Catholic schools saved taxpayers $480 million in 2018
Catholic Schools NSW (CSNSW) has today released a report showing its schools saved taxpayers almost half a billion dollars last year and will save more than $2.5 billion by 2022. The report is the first in a series of three volumes outlining the benefits of the NSW Catholic schools sector, CSNSW Chief Executive Officer Dallas McInerney said. “Ernst & Young...
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Apr
02,
2019
Catholic education welcomes Sarah Mitchell and Kevin Conolly
Catholic Schools NSW (CSNSW) today congratulated the Hon Sarah Mitchell MLC on her appointment as NSW Minister for Education and Early Childhood Learning, saying it looks forward to working with her on important issues concerning the education sector. “We also welcome Kevin Conolly MP as the new Parliamentary Secretary for Education,” CSNSW Chief Executive Officer Dallas McInerney said. Mr McInerney...
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18,
2019
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14,
2019
Catholic education says schools are best place to learn about issues
Catholic school students would receive a more balanced view of important social and political issues in class than at unregulated, non-educational events, Catholic Schools NSW (CSNSW) said today. CSNSW Chief Executive Officer Dallas McInerney says Catholic education supported students becoming more informed about the world and their role in its future. “These matters are important to all young people and...
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Mar
07,
2019
Historic capital funding pledge helps Catholic schools plan for growth
Catholic Schools NSW (CSNSW) said the NSW Government’s capital funding boost gives the non-government schools sector the certainty it needs to plan and meet its share of enrolment growth. The NSW Government today announced it would triple its capital grants to the 944-strong non-government schools sector - which educates one-third of NSW students - to $500 million over four years,...
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Feb
11,
2019
Global achievers win top NSW Catholic schools sports honours
Paralympian swimmer Tim Hodge and world cross-country champion Ella Heeney have received the Vince Villa Award for most outstanding NSW Catholic school athletes in 2018. Tim and Ella join past winners of the prestigious NSW Combined Catholic Colleges (CCC) honour which have included Olympian Jana Pittman and NRL stars Nathan Cleary and Campbell Graham. CCC Chairman John Sparks said the...
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Feb
01,
2019
A quarter of a million Catholic school students back in class this week
Almost 257,000 students will walk through the gates of nearly 600 Catholic schools across NSW this week, Catholic Schools NSW (CSNSW) said today. CSNSW Chief Executive Officer Dallas McInerney said Catholic education supported a valuable feature of the NSW education landscape – school choice. “Catholic schools educate one in five NSW students and are the biggest providers of school education...
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Joint Submission to the Special Commission of Inquiry into Child Protection Services in NSW
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Sep 18,
2019
Brother John Taylor Fellowship – applications now open
updated content.. Help Catholic education meet future challenges…and see the world while you’re at it. The Brother John Taylor Fellowship provides up to $20,000 in travel and expenses to research any priority or challenge involving Catholic schools. It’s an opportunity...
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Sep 18,
2019
The Case for Catholic Schools
The Case for Catholic Schools is a report in three volumes that will provide an evidence-based explanation of the benefits of Catholic schools. This research is intended to contribute to public understanding of the many benefits of Catholic schools in...
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Sep 18,
2019
Administering First Aid
Arranging student health support with parents and doctors Individual health care planning First Aid for administrators The Student Health Care Guidelines: First Aid and its appendices 1-5 contain useful information primarily for administrators. Appendices: Template: First Aid Plan First Aid...
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